A year after Europe introduced the Digital Markets Act (DMA), it’s clear that the law isn’t working out well for Apple customers in the European Union. Instead of helping, it’s causing more problems—limiting choices, risking privacy, and making the user experience worse. Apple is now asking the European Commission to reconsider the law, saying it
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Louisiana’s governor, Jeff Landry, is asking the Trump administration to let states use the full $42 billion allocated for broadband expansion. The Trump Commerce Department recently changed the rules for the Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) program, which is meant to help more people get high-speed internet. These new rules encourage states to spend
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The global community focused on Network-as-a-Service (NaaS) is preparing for a major event in Dallas, Texas, from November 10 to 14, 2025. Organized by Mplify, the GNE 2025 conference gathers industry leaders and innovators to explore how artificial intelligence is changing digital services. Attendees will experience a variety of keynotes, panels, and live demos highlighting
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The head of the Federal Trade Commission, Andrew Ferguson, has sent a clear message to some of the biggest tech companies in the world. He warned that if these companies weaken their data security or censor American users at the request of foreign governments, they could be breaking U.S. law. Ferguson sent formal letters to
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The UK has decided not to push forward with its plan to force Apple to create a backdoor into its encrypted data. This is seen as a win for digital privacy and online security. It’s a move that could set an important precedent in the ongoing tug-of-war between governments wanting access and tech companies fighting
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